Following the World War
Following the World War Two, the Peace Act of 1958 was signed by President Lyndon Johnson, whose first major accomplishment was the creation of the American Land Grant Program. The federal government would continue to expand the program to cover up and protect the illegal use of land by black Americans. The Land Grant Program was an important source of funding for the U.S. Army and Navy, and also provided for the development of the biggest military base in the world.
Following the World War, the situation in Europe was being drastically changed and so the Germans would first of all conquer the country and then take over the post of the Prussian Empire - which would then be the next major step in World War II. The only thing that could save the War was a well-planned counter-attack and a successful defense of the Russian Empire. Therefore, the war was ended by the end of the decade. The following year